linux privilege escalation
Linux privilege escalation refers to the process of increasing user privileges or obtaining higher levels of access on a Linux system beyond what is originally granted, typically by exploiting vulnerabilities or weaknesses in the system to gain unauthorized control or execute privileged commands.
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